I'm no lender or borrowing expert, but would think both parties sign for the whole loan, like a husband and wife do.

The entire state is run by a one party tax, spend, and regulate government which results in a terrible business climate.

How about you get the other party together and sign land contract?

It is important that you receive a tenant estoppel from the selling party.

Popular for bachelorette parties, this will be free marketing for us for visitors around the world that post photos in our house.

Need the financial backing, knowledge, and team first, however; it’s a multi variable equation where each part is equally valuable, and even interchangeable, and when the sum of them is great enough to feel confident, it is time to invest.

Before we hired 3rd party management, we would have a checklist that was required to be completed before an apartment was "rent ready".

The hard part is one of the selling points to a seller to do a lease purchase is no realtor fees.  

That way, they have first hand knowledge of what needs to be done to properly manage their investments before putting it in the hands of a third party.

The HOA part is definitely what makes it or breaks it depending on cost, services provided, and bylaws.